The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-22
Baseball Notes.

Eau Claire has secured the loan of Heating,
of Washington.
For the first time Indianapolis has won two
consecutive games.
Van Haltsrn, the new Chicago pitcher, will
receive $500 month.
All the League games played yesterday were
won by the home clubs.
The game scheduled for yesterday at Pitts
burg was postponed on account of vain.
It is not improbable that Daley, the Phiadel-
phia pitcher, will join the Washington club
Jerry Denny TO have found the ball.
He is now batting up to his odd form for the
first time this season.
Will White. the old Cincir oati pitcher, will
be given another trial by the Cincinnati club.
He is practiclng daily.
Parsons, of Rochester was offered q diamond
ring by n gambler to throw a. game q day or 30
ago but he refused it.
II the indianapolis club plays ball for the
next two weeks like it did yesterday it will then
be not far from the head of the list
If Kirby can only duplicate to-day his work of
last week with the Pittsburgs he will earn the
gratitude OF the base ball going public.
The Clermont base ball club defeated a club
from this city yesterday in a closely con tested
game at North Salem. Ird.. by a score of to T.
Clements, the Philadelphia catcher, has taken
to batting left-handed, and is hitting the ball
hard. He is said to ba unexceled in capturing
foul tips.
In the last half of the fourth inning yesterday
Myers put the side out by himself-Morrill and
of his fourth STRIKE
Changes may be expected in the Philadelphia
club within few days. 1t is rumore3 that sew
eral of the players will be dropped out. and that
one of them may Join the Alleghenies.
An enthusiast In telling how the winning runs
were made yesterday said: "And Denny, he
knocked the bali over the center felder's head
and brought in Shomberg and 81. S. in silver"
Roseman talks of SUNG the Athletic manage
ment to recover money due him. He claims
that his contract calls for 81 500 for the season.
while he has been paid only at the rate of So 900
for the season
Manager Morrill, told Mr.. Treat last night that
his nine came here confidently counting win
ming threA games 'You saw today" said
Treat HAT our players are capable of defeating
you in all three"
In addition to the 81 rained down on him
from the grand stand when he made his home
run yesterday, Jerry Denny presented with
q S. bill by enthutastic friend last night 1t
pays to make en-
Mynrs's catching was q decided feature of
yeste riiay's game, and his throwing to bases was
exec ed ingly quick and accurate. He is always a
favorite with the crowd, and his popular. ~ is
cert ainly deserved.
Denver offered 81, 900 for pitcher Tebeaus
lei. from Cincinnati last week, but Manager
ai.nie. of Baltimore refused to waive claim, be-
a'lse he considered Tebeau too valuable to be
Lost to the Association.
The pitcher for the Louisville club is Hub
Collins, the general player of the Kentucky
team. Hecker has him in training, and enter
tains high hopes of ColIins's ability pitch good
ball with the proper training
The statement is made that the Allegheny
management is figuring on the purchase of a
field captain, who will play the in field The
recent visit of President Reach to Pittsburg
gave rise to the story that Arthur Irwin was the
man talked OF.
Henry Boyle, for his work in the box in yes
terday's game. Jared fully as we'll if not better
than Denny. He was given money. q hat shirts,
hose. silk handkerchefs, and numerous other